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NEW GUINEA. LIEUTENANT GENERAL WALTER C. KRUEGER, COMMAND OF THE U.S. SIXTH ARMY, WHO IS LEADING THE LARGEST AMPHIBIOUS LANDING OF MARINES IN THIS WAR.
Papua, New Guinea. Lieutenant General Walter C. Krueger chats with two US marines prior to their embarkation at Cape Sudest for an amphibious assault against the Japanese at Cape Gloucester in New Bri
Leyte, Philippines. Lieutenant General Walter C. Krueger, commanding American Sixth Army on Leyte (left) talking with General Sir Thomas Blamey on his visit to the Philippines.
AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-24. RAAF AND AMERICAN COMMANDERS CONFER ABOUT OPERATING AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN AIRCRAFT FROM THE TADJI AIRSTRIP BUILT BY ENGINEERS OF NO. 62 WORKS WING RAAF. LE
AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-24. RAAF AND AMERICAN COMMANDERS CONFER ABOUT OPERATING AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN AIRCRAFT FROM THE TADJI AIRSTRIP BUILT BY ENGINEERS OF NO. 62 WORKS WING RAAF. LE
Leyte Island, Philippines. Lieutenant General Walter C. Krueger (left) Commander of the US 6th Army on Leyte, with Australian General Sir Thomas Blamey.
United States First Marine Division embarking on Land Ship Tank and Landing Craft Infantry in New Guinea for landing on Cape Gloucester, New Britain. Identified personnel Lieutenant General W Krueger
